Flip-Out!™ efficiently
converts pool water from biguanide (Baquacil™, Soft Swim™,
Revacil™, Clear Comfort™, etc). Water stays clear
and safe to swim while you convert. Stronger and faster than
chlorine or traditional non-chlorine shocks. Convert pool water
to any other sanitizing system. Benefits:
Converts biguanide pool water quickly and with no
color reaction, while you swim.
Advantages: Much stronger
oxidizer than monopersulfate (non-chlorine shock) or chlorine.
Unaffected by UV and heat. Contains dry non-polymer clarifier
to remove complexed biguanide.
Use to convert pool water from
biguanide:
Filter continuously while converting.
Test for metals and sequester if needed,
then . . .
Step 1. Balance water: Calcium
Hardness = min. 250 ppm;
pH = 7.6; Total Alkalinity 80-120. Backwash, wash,
or flush existing filter media (replace D.E. if applicable).
Step 2. Add 2 lbs. of Flip-Out!™
per 10,000 gallons of pool water.
Maintain one 3” chlorine tablet in skimmer. Continue
to
circulate for 3 days.
Do not shock with
chlorine or monopersulfate
for at least two weeks.
Step 3. After 3 days,
replace filter medium (sand, D.E., or
cartridge, whichever is applicable).
Step 4. Maintain one 3” chlorine tablet
per 10,000 gallons in
skimmer basket (preferred), feeder, or floater and treat
with Cloud-Out!™ following recommended
“weekly”
dosage for 14 days, 21 days if customer has had a water
mold problem.
NOTE: An important
part of the process of eliminating biguanide from the pool’s
system is maintaining a clean filter. Filter medium
should be back-washed, flushed, or washed at least weekly
until the process is complete. Chemical cleaning of
the new sand or cartridge, or replacement of the D.E, after
the second week is urged to eliminate collected biguanide
debris and avoid future cloudiness. The most effective method
for accomplishing this task for a sand filter is to mix 1½
lbs. of dry acid (pH or alkalinity down) in 2 – 3 gallons
of water and flush through the filter from the skimmer while
the filter is on backwash. Rinse well, after acid flushing.
Do not flush acid into pool! |